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thehefnerGIF, because Father Callahan from SALEM'S LOT and DARK TOWER truly, indeed does kick arse for the lord. Lord, though, sometimes I do wish I had photoshop rather than MSPaint, but I think I make do.
I'm almost halfway into the final book of DARK TOWER, and oh, this is going to end badly. At worst, it's going to be a infuriating and disappointingly crushing. At best, it's going to be devastating and emotionally crushing. Which really is the way it goes for ol' Roland, isn't it?
Speaking of Tower, I was not aware that Tower Records is going out of business! God, I wish I'd known sooner! The one in Rockville has been pretty picked-over already, but I managed to snag a few DVDs at 40% off, so huzzah! I just shot a nice chunk of my comic clerk paycheck, but I think it was worth it for STAR WARS EPs 4 & 6, the new ones with the original versions. Now, on one hand, the original versions are unremastered grainy laserdisc transfers, but who the hell cares! Actually, I might not care if it weren't for the fact that the remastered versions, riddled as they are with lies and bastardizations (No, Hayden! You do NOT get to stand all blue-ghost-y next to Alec Guinness! Bad emo Jedi!), is that these new versions are absolutely gorgeous. Guhhh, I don't think I've ever seen a DVD remastering handled so beautifully. Why, if it weren't for the hairstyles, you almost might think it wasn't made in the 70's-80's!
I also got THE PRODUCERS musical, which makes me very happy with its over-the-top theatrical goodness, and SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES volume 3. That show is sadly underrated, with some excellent voice work by Clancy Brown as Lex, Miguel Ferrer as Aquaman, Ted Levine as Sinestro, Lori Petty as Livewire, and Michael Ironside as Darkseid.
Oh, man, I want to see a movie where Jack Nicholson, Michael Ironside, and Kurtwood Smith play brothers, I really do. Maybe it could be in the same movie where they face off against brothers played by Nick Nolte and Gary Busey (One's grizzled, the other's bugfuck insane, together they fight crime and are blond!).
Oh, so how many of you reacted the way I did when I heard the title for Panic! At the Disco's single, "Lying Is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off"? I'm betting at least four of you.
I'm almost halfway into the final book of DARK TOWER, and oh, this is going to end badly. At worst, it's going to be a infuriating and disappointingly crushing. At best, it's going to be devastating and emotionally crushing. Which really is the way it goes for ol' Roland, isn't it?
Speaking of Tower, I was not aware that Tower Records is going out of business! God, I wish I'd known sooner! The one in Rockville has been pretty picked-over already, but I managed to snag a few DVDs at 40% off, so huzzah! I just shot a nice chunk of my comic clerk paycheck, but I think it was worth it for STAR WARS EPs 4 & 6, the new ones with the original versions. Now, on one hand, the original versions are unremastered grainy laserdisc transfers, but who the hell cares! Actually, I might not care if it weren't for the fact that the remastered versions, riddled as they are with lies and bastardizations (No, Hayden! You do NOT get to stand all blue-ghost-y next to Alec Guinness! Bad emo Jedi!), is that these new versions are absolutely gorgeous. Guhhh, I don't think I've ever seen a DVD remastering handled so beautifully. Why, if it weren't for the hairstyles, you almost might think it wasn't made in the 70's-80's!
I also got THE PRODUCERS musical, which makes me very happy with its over-the-top theatrical goodness, and SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES volume 3. That show is sadly underrated, with some excellent voice work by Clancy Brown as Lex, Miguel Ferrer as Aquaman, Ted Levine as Sinestro, Lori Petty as Livewire, and Michael Ironside as Darkseid.
Oh, man, I want to see a movie where Jack Nicholson, Michael Ironside, and Kurtwood Smith play brothers, I really do. Maybe it could be in the same movie where they face off against brothers played by Nick Nolte and Gary Busey (One's grizzled, the other's bugfuck insane, together they fight crime and are blond!).
Oh, so how many of you reacted the way I did when I heard the title for Panic! At the Disco's single, "Lying Is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off"? I'm betting at least four of you.
